... stranger passing through it at noon time may see * number of young men and l>oys dressed fustian engaged the favourite sport football clusters of women and young girls are habited in owns of blue cotton, with a cloak drawn over the bead in lieu of a bonnet ...

... Straffsrd in armour baton his resting Van guineas A group of aod fruits bird’s asst a lab by Oss sold for 79 guineas village game football by Webster fetched 92 guineas Catherine by Edwin Landseer RA realised 72 The battle of and of Sir Moore by Jones RA sold ...

... guineas. A group of flowers and fruits, with bird's nest, marble slab, Van Oss, sold for 79 guineas. The village game of football, by Webster, fetched 92 guineas. Catherine Seaton, Edwin Landseer, R. A., realised 72 guineas. The battle of Corrunna and ...

... thus trample at will pleasure on the established usages of Europe be infatuated to suppose that be can kick the world his football before him ? his Hungarian campaign so turned his head to make him believe himself irresistable and the breath of bis nostrils ...

... will and pleasure on the established usages of Europe ? Is he infatuated as to suppose that he can kick the world as his football before him ? Has his Hungarian campaign so turned his head to make him believe himself irresistable, and that the breath ...

... in their studies during the six months. Ample time was allowed to the crews of both ships to meet each other, and games of football and other exercises relieved the monotony which surrounded them. During the whole of that dreary winter the only other living ...

... young men of scholars made great progress in their studies during the six month! Ample time allowed of both ships to other of football and other exereieea relieved the which (unrounded them During the whole of that dreary winter the other living were the white ...

... course. During the first two sessions, a great part of his time must have been occupied in boyish amusements, such as golf, foot-ball, and particularly hand-ball, which latter was remarkably expert, owing to his being left-handed. His know ledge Latin was ...

... sooner would the wearer try to take a deadly aim at his opponent, than would fall to the ground and become more suitable for a football than a guard for tbe bead. Now, I ask, what can be gained in having such a toy dress iv the army, which is not only useless ...

... the crowd. Wall, now, I kin take brandy out of one end and gin out of tother. Do it, and you can take my head for a football, exclaimed the landlord. Jonathan coolly drew from his pocket small gimlet, and bored a small hole in one end of the pipe ...

... afternoon, in an easy off-hand kind of way, but under the eye of the officers, to engage in some athletic sports, of which foot-ball forms the principal object of attraction. Two com- panies go out at one time ; and t hen the contest is which of the companies ...

... the day. After singing a melody they were regaled with a bun and milk, and then set to en- jeying themselves at cricket, foot-ball, foot-races, flying kites, and we must not forget ‘jingo-ring, set to anew The interest of the scene melody written for the ...